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In most of france produce markets are where you'd go for this, but you're rigidly tied to the seasonal production. So you can get all kinds of apples! In septem
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
In most of france produce markets are where you'd go for this, but you're rigidly tied to the seasonal production. So you can get all kinds of apples! In september and october. And no apples at any other time.
I'm not sure this applies in paris though, I suspect it does not. It's such a big city it's likely the markets are similar to american ones, being targeted & priced at affluent upper middle class professionals. IDK though I have spent very little time in paris.
- timcobb 3y agoWhere could I find this in France?
- giraffe_lady 3y agoTowns and small cities will just have a permanent structure for it, usually in or near the city center. It'll say "marché" or "les halles" on it, once you know what to look for they're easy to spot. The market is normally a couple times a week, early morning hours, in some places it will be over by 9, but in the summer vendors will be leaving even before that. Very small towns will just do it in the central square in front of the city hall or prominent church. Big cities will have one huge covered market somewhere that runs daily, and then smaller ones spread around different squares on other days. Again idk about paris. Lived in france for many years and still back regularly for family. But spent maybe a week total in paris, and even that was over a decade ago.
- rtsil 3y agoThere are many markets in Paris, they're open one day a week and most of them are over by 1 pm.